Any luck with that driver? It looks a bit strange to me.
I recently got a MovieBox HD, so if anyone found out how to make it work under Linux, please help.
Any luck with that driver? It looks a bit strange to me.
I recently got a MovieBox HD, so if anyone found out how to make it work under Linux, please help.
I quit looking several years ago.
I believe giving up on linux compatibility for any type of Pinnacle device is probably the only solution at this point unless someone knows a lot about taking a windows driver into linux. Which at that point I believe the suggestion is to go buy a dvd recorder with a/v inputs as it will save a whole heap of time.
I have a moviebox usb-b and while ubuntu 10.04 recognizes it via lsusb i have had no success in it working. The "driver" from sourceforge seems to have no documentation of how to get it working at all and seems to be a dead project.
My only success in getting my moviebox to work "as the only driver is for 32 a 32 bit OS" was to install it on an old winxp laptop I had and find a copy of pinnacle studio 9.3 as all the newer versions were reliant on a 64 bit processor.
I am curious though if anyone knows much about the sourceforge driver or any benefits to these types of cards running in linux. If I had the extra cash I would definitely just go with a dvd recorder option and toss this piece of hardware in the trash.
NEW UPDATE
So after having my windows install completely crap out on me. I have decided to re-double my efforts to get this device running in ubuntu. I have been unsuccessful as of yet but did make a breakthrough on the sourceforge moviebox driver that has been mention throughout this thread. It is not typical source usingbut appears to be C source code and firmware for a module. I have no idea where to start in building a custom module from source.Code:./configure&&make&&sudo checkinstall
If anyone that knows a lot about building modules is able to please msg me or respond on this thread. There are 3 <name>.o files in this along with firmware and what appears to be everything needed to just compile them into .ko files ready for the kernal.
Driver Download:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pinnaclembusb/
Since this thread is incredibly old I'm closing it. Please create a new thread if there are further questions.
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